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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1900

Page

6

Brilliant Butler Ames wedding unites two famed families

Miss Blanche Ames daughter of General and Mrs Adelbert Ames and Miss Sarah Ames joined in marriage last night with Mr Oakes Ames of North Easton son of the late Governor Oliver Ames. The ceremony in the Butler homestead drawing room featured Rev Dr Chaffin. A 500 guest reception followed and a lavish open house with glass dining hall impressed guests amid extensive decorations by Whit ted & Co. The couple plan a June 13 European wedding tour before settling in Boston.

Blanche Ames Adelbert Ames Benjamin F. Butler Oakes Ames North Easton Oliver Ames Butler Homestead Ames Andover Street Chaffin Unitarian Church Col Butler Ames Sarah Ames General Butler Blanche George Stevens Lowell Howard Adams Tyler Morse Boston Phoenix Ingraham Lawrence Gillespie New York North Baston Smith College Blanche Builer briJinary D. L. Page Company Whittet & Co Europe Harvard College Ames-Pearson Tobacco Company Porto Rico Miss Ames Smith

P A C Social Season Ends At Moody Street Club

Despite heat a good crowd gathered at the P A C rooms corner Moody street and Gertham avenue for the clubs social season close. The evening featured dancing from 8 30 until late with intermission refreshments and a musical program by Blennerhassett Thomas McCaffrey Elise Tighe Mary Brennan. The event was directed by Cornel Cronin Joseph Fitzgerald Warren and John Carroll with Cadet orchestra providing music.

Moody Street Gertham Avenue Messrs. Blennerhassett Thomas and McCaffrey Elise Tighe Mary Brennan Afair Cornel Cronin Joseph Fitzgerald Warren John Carroll Cadet Orchestra

Fruit Blossom Vandalism Cited as Futile Delicacy

A brief note remarks that apple tree branches bear attractive blossoms briefly and warns that vandalism against them is pointless, as the beauty lasts only a short time and the act harms nature without lasting benefit.

Remarkable 400000 Machine Plant to Be Sold at Auction

The Atherton Machine Company plant, a major machine shop with a $400,000 expenditure, will be sold at public auction Thursday at 2 30 by J E Conant & Co. Insolvency since 1898 and strong current orders mark a singular sale of a well equipped facility near Boston and Lowell. The 21 acre site includes multiple brick and wood buildings, chimneys, reservoirs, and an artesian well, with pricing terms of a $10,000 deposit and 50 to 60 percent payable within a year at 4 percent.

Atherton Machine Company J. E. Conant & Co Log Tewksbury Wm. E. Whitehead Hear Machine Company Whitworth United States Canada Mexico South America China New England Boston and Maine Boston Lowell Red Village

Charles Chauncey Chase Dies Suddenly at Home

Charles Chauncey Chase died of heart disease at his Nesmith street home. Born January 19 1818 in Haverhill Mass he taught in Peacham Vt and directed Lowell High School for 38 years shaping a varied curriculum. He edited the History of Middlesex County and led Massachusetts Teachers Association serving as deacon and Old Residents' president. He leaves a wife four children and siblings.

Charles Chauncey Chase Nesmith Street Haverhill Mass Dartmead College Isaac Ames Suffok Probate Lyman Mason Boston Peacham Academy Martha S.S. Cowles Chase Lowell J. O. Green Hanks A. H. Miner John Green Suffolk Mills Frederick Parker James Russell D. C. Seahey Lucy Penhallow Middlesex County William A Bradley Garrett Theological Seminary Evanston, Ill Samuel A. Chase Merchant’s Saving Bank Leverett Dudley School Roxbury Parsons Newton John Bradley

Arthur Dent Fund Seeks Help From Public

The fund to aid the parents of missing boy Arthur Dent grows with new subscriptions. A citizen sent 10 dollars and 8.6 pillsbury gives 25 cents. Contributions are welcomed and will be acknowledged at this office.

Little Arthur Dent Pillsbury

Middlesex County Fire Burns 100 Acres In Chelmsford

Chelmsford endured its second large fire yesterday forenoon on the Carlisle road west side. About 100 acres burned with several property owners named including B. M. Fiske Charles Sweetser and Arthur M. Warren. Three alarms sounded as 150 cords of Warren wood were saved. The blaze started on J Osterhout’s lot after brush burning escaped despite precautions. The Hutchins house on North street will house Mr. Villard and family for the summer. Mrs. Eliza A. Fletcher of Fall River visits relatives. A golf club group organized with Rev. Wilson Waters elected treasurer to fund equipment. The seven acre field of Mrs. Hannah F. Perham will host the initial club setup this week.

Chelmsford Carlisle Road B. M. Fiske Charles Sweetser Wm. Parlee W. S. Parker Arthur M. Warren J. C. Osterhout Eliza A. Fletcher Fall River Unitarian Vestry Wilson Waters Hannah F. Perham

Monument for Daughter Bessie Erected on Family Lot

John Warley places a granite shaft monument for his daughter Bessie in the Main street cemetery. The stone comes from H A Fletcher’s quarry in Newport VI. Cecelia Annie Mariner and David Frank Smwall plan to wed at Second Congregational Church on Tuesday evening May 22 at 7 30. The depot office has moved to the newly provided location.

John Warley Main Street Bessie H. A. Fletcher Newport Cecelia Annie Mariner David Frank Smwall Second Congregational Church

Spelling Hyphens and Word Forms Debate

A Hartford Times discussion calls out irregularities in English spelling from thunderstorm to woodpile and school terms. It proposes three rules for hyphen use, naming: avoid hyphenating names, use hyphens boldly when used, and rely on proofreaders to correct doubt with consistency.

Pedia Britannica John Floyd Jones John Floyd-Jones Floyd Hartford Times

Lowell High to host Lawrence High in Friday baseball clash

Lowell High school baseball plans a Friday afternoon game at the fair grounds against Lawrence High. Both teams have one loss and are evenly matched. Lowell players are practicing on North common and claim an easy win, while Lawrence expects a tougher test given their larger roster. It may be Lowell’s last home game of the year.

Lowell Lawrence Fair Grounds North Common Lawrence Boys

Castoria The Kind You Have Always Bought

The familiar Castoria remedy is referenced as the trusted pediatric product long associated with gentle care for children. The note emphasizes its safety, consistent formula, and timeless use across generations, reinforcing its enduring presence in households.

Castoria

The Hyphen and English Spelling in History

A discussion on hyphen usage and English spelling notes the varied authorities and the lack of a universal rule. It contrasts Whitney’s view with dictionary practices and cites examples like thunderstorm versus thunder storm to illustrate divergent conventions.

Whitney Webster International

British forces in West Africa colonial defense network

The piece reviews armed forces in the Gold Coast and Lagos including 1000 to 1800 manpower in the Gold Coast constabulary, about 800 Lagos natives under 20 British officers, and 2500 native troops with 200 European leaders in the West African frontier force. It notes colonial origins from 1873 74 and 1886, Lao usage, and Lugard led organization starting 1897 with high mortality among British officers in initial year.

Gold Coast Great Britain Kumassi Lagos Hoowever West African Frontier Force Lugard

Foresters Ball Aids Delegates In Huntington Hall

Delegates to the Foresters convention enjoyed a lengthy ballroom event in Huntington hall last night. Over 500 couples danced after a concert led by Hibbard's orchestra and E. C. Lavigneur, with a display of formal gowns and a grand march. Leaders and reception committees organized the event, while weather and heat affected attendance.

Foresters’ Convention Huntington Hall Hibbard E. C. Lavigne Kalliwoda Anthony Merrimack William E. Dwyer Delia Newton Butler Court Martin J. Crowe Katie Sheahan Supreme Recording William A. Hogan Hogan Joseph Dallagher Dallagher William H. Harrigan Harrigan Woodward General Shields Court Thomas Moss Moss Foresters Wm. A. Hogan Joseph H. Dallagher Wm. E. Dwyer Lizzie McNamee Michael P. Regan John McPadden Wm. Driscoll E. P. Sullivan Mary Santwere Rose Dextra James J. Gallagher Dennis P. Cooney Jos. Laflamme Annie Campbell Maria Markham Wm. E. Dwyer, Jr Frank A. Campbell E. Bertrand John Connolly Rachael Campbell Albina Bourgois Wm. H. Harrigan John McCarthy R. Monahan Maggie Thornton Mary Welch John F. McCarron

Four miles from Lowell with acres and buildings

Real estate ad offers 11 acres with stock and tools for market gardener at 1890 dollars. Another 62 acre property with a 12 room house, fruit, timber near a pound with fishing, suitable for summer boarders at 2500 dollars, exchangeable for city property. Also 5 acreBuilding lot near electric line at 15 per acre and 10 acre lot at 100 per acre. Listed by H ELLIOT at 64 CENTRAL SIREDNT.

Lowell L.A Claire Street L. B L Highlands B.A. S. Centralville B. A. K. Centralyville B. L. Centralville Heights Pawtucketville Lowell Line

Insurance Costs Prompt Calls To Contact Property Owners

A letter complains that insurance is costly and urges contacting owners of risk properties. The writer promises access to sound companies and prompt liberal loss adjustments, urging readers to call write or telephone to save money amid narrow profits.

Icis America Irs

Boston and Maine R R Timetable Changes 1899

Railroad timetable details corrected to October 2 1899 list trains to Merrimack Street Lowell Portland Salem Newburyport Exeter Bangor Saint John Montreal and more with Sunday schedules and notes on routes and connections. Includes references to express services and via Plymouth and Berth Brooke, multiple stations and agents.

Merrimack Street Lowell Boston Lawrence Wee Wee 10.6, 0 If A Wi2.05, W2.30 W , Wo. ; i Wei Il D Wil Salem Mass Bac Or Alent Orhill Eis Newburyport Ameouary Exeter Dover Rochester Alton Bay Somers Portland Bath and Waterville Micowhegan Bangor Rockland St. Johns Halifax Montreal Qebec Eastport St. John Portiana Monaa Castine Deer Isle Sedgewick Bat Harbor Jonespore Machiasport Frank Jones Kundays Hillsboro Nashua Manchester Concord Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Warner Braiford Sunapee New Hirt Tn. H Claremont St. Johnsbury Lyndonville Wells Hiver Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans Central Vermontine Quebec Montre Quebec Express Plymouth Erbrooke Danny Bedford wVia Western Division Wilmington Junction D. J. Flanders Gen. Pass H. C. Tait Lowe'l

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